Word: lau
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...twice-yearly publication will present "all sorts of different perspectives on Asia and Asian Development," said Jeffrey C. Lau '98, editor-in-chief of the student-run magazine...
...There were a lot of Asian cultural magazines and the [Harvard] International Review which deals...with issues in Asia sometimes," Lau said. "But we felt there was a void for a magazine which deals with all aspects of Asia--both the culture on one hand and the economics and the politics on the other," Lau said...
...their part, the Riady family may have been seeking what most Asian businessmen want when they give money to U.S. politicians--prestige at home. "The idea is to look good over there," says Stanford University economist Lawrence Lau. "You want to be able to tell people you are a big man in Washington. You have dinner with the President, and your picture is taken with him. People back home will then say, 'Ah, this guy is well connected.'" In Indonesia last week, as news of the controversy spread, the Riadys were variously reported by their secretaries as being...
...members include Husani K. Barnwell '98, David L. Boggs '98, Michael S. Campbell '98, Melanie Q. Kansil '97, Karen Lau '98, Thomas F. Moore '98, Kimble Poon '99, Rosemary E. Scozzafava '98 and Amit Tiwari...
...around a candle and prayed to the housing gods," Lau says. "We were rewarded with a river house...I'm definitely down with Dunster...